Liste der Äbte von Stablo-Malmedy
Die Liste der Äbte von Stablo-Malmedy enthält die Äbte der aus den Klöstern Stablo und Malmedy bestehenden Reichsabtei Stablo-Malmedy
- Remaclus um 637 – 652
- Papolin I. 652 – um 660
- Sigolin um 660 – um 666
- Godoin um 666 – um 675
- Papolin II. um 675 – unsicher
- Rabangar I. um 710
- Abolin
- Crodmar
- Amalger
- Aminger (unsicher: Floribert, siehe Floribert I. von Lüttich)
- Anglin 727–746
- Agilolf 746–750
- Alberik 750–779
- Sighard 779–791
- Witand 791–815
- Absalom 815–816
- Ando 816–836
- Ratold 836–840
- Harond 840–844
- Ebbo I. 844–845
- Ebbo II. 845–867
- Hartgar 867–880
- Adelhard I. 880–890
- Linfried 890–898
- Richar 898–905
- Raginer 905–913
- Eberhard 913 – unsicher
- Giselbert unsicher – 939
Reichsabt Poppo I. von Stablo (1020 -1048) - Konrad I. 939–952
- Odilo 952–954
- Werinfried 954–986
- Rabangar II. 986–1008
- Bertram 1008–1020
- Poppo I. 1020–1048
- Dietrich 1048–1080
- Rudolf 1080–1097
- Volmar 1097–1105
- Poppo II. de Beaumont 1105–1119
- Konrad II. 1119–1128
- Johann I. de Reulant 1128–1130
- Wibald de Pré 1130–1158
- Eriebald 1158–1193
- Gerhard I. 1193–1209
- Adelhard II. 1209–1222
- Friedrich von dem Stein 1222–1244
- Nikolaus 1244–1248
- Heinrich I. von Geldern 1248–1274
- Johann II. de Enghien 1274–1281
- Agidius von Falkenstein 1281–1307 (Haus Chiny)
- Heinrich II. von Bolanden 1307–1334
- Winrich de Pomerio 1334–1343
- Hugues de Auvergne 1343–1373
- Werner de Ockiers 1373–1393
- Walram von Schleiden 1393–1410
- Heinrich III. de Visé 1410–1417
- Johann III. de Guezaine 1417–1438
- Heinrich IV. von Merode 1438–1460
- Caspar Poncin 1460–1499
- Wilhelm I. von Manderscheid-Kayl 1499–1546
- Christoph von Manderscheid-Kayl 1546–1576
- Gerard van Groesbeeck 1576–1580
- Ernst von Bayern 1581–1612
- Ferdinand von Bayern 1612–1650
- Wilhelm II. von Bayern 1650–1657
- Maximilian Heinrich von Bayern 1657
Fürstabt Alexandre Delmonte OSB (1753–1766) - Franz I. Egon von Fürstenberg 1657–1682
- Wilhelm III. Egon von Fürstenberg 1682–1704
- Franz II. Joseph von Lothringen 1704–1715
- Johann IV. Ernst von Löwenstein-Rochefort 1715–1731
- Nicolas II. Massin 1731–1737
Fürstabt Célestin Thys OSB, letzter Abt von Stablo-Malmedy - Deodat Drion 1737–1741
- Joseph de Nollet-Bourdon 1741–1753
- Alexandre Delmonte 1753–1766
- Jacques de Hubin 1766–1786
- Célestin Thys 1786–1794
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St. Poppo von Stablo, Benediktiner (978-1048), Darstellung aus dem 17. Jahrhundert
St. Poppo von Stablo, Benediktiner (978-1048), Darstellung aus dem 17. Jahrhundert
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Célestin Thys, last prince-abbot of Stavelot-Malmédy (1787-1794, died 1796). Painter unknown.
Following popular unrest in Stavelot in the aftermath of the Revolution in France, he abolished feudal rights in 1789 but reneged on his concessions and set up a tribunal to prosecute revolutionaries in 1793 when the Austrian armies momentarily gained the upper hand. He fled Stavelot when the French invaded later that year and the twin abbeys were abolished.
Célestin Thys, last prince-abbot of Stavelot-Malmédy (1787-1794, died 1796). Painter unknown.
Following popular unrest in Stavelot in the aftermath of the Revolution in France, he abolished feudal rights in 1789 but reneged on his concessions and set up a tribunal to prosecute revolutionaries in 1793 when the Austrian armies momentarily gained the upper hand. He fled Stavelot when the French invaded later that year and the twin abbeys were abolished.
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Portrait of Alexandre Delmotte, prince-abbot of Stavelot-Malmédy (1753-1766). Delmotte was the archivist of the abbey when the monks elected him as the new prince-abbot. The prince-abbots had seat and voice in the Imperial Diet (Reichstag) and ruled their ecclesiastical principality as sovereigns.
Portrait of Alexandre Delmotte, prince-abbot of Stavelot-Malmédy (1753-1766). Delmotte was the archivist of the abbey when the monks elected him as the new prince-abbot. The prince-abbots had seat and voice in the Imperial Diet (Reichstag) and ruled their ecclesiastical principality as sovereigns.